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Student Essentials Diary GOT THIS 2020 STUDENT ESSENTIALS DIARY Welcome to Country “ Quai bidja, jumna tpaialla janwai – Come here we speak together.” On behalf of the Darug people, I welcome you to this Country of the Wattamattagal clan of the Darug Aboriginal Nation. I pay my respects to the local Aboriginal Elders past and present and to the ancestors of the Land, the knowledge and the culture.. We welcome people from all nations and faiths. We further honour and pay respects to the ancestors and spirits of this land and ask that all members of the Macquarie community are granted the capacity to wingara – to think, to learn and to walk safely upon this pemul (this land). We celebrate with you our ongoing attachment to and custodianship of this Country. Help us to respect the Aboriginal history and to protect the fragile environment. Aunty Julie Janson of the Burruberongal clan of the Darug Nation HAWKESBURY RIVER PEOPLE WHAT IS THE WELCOME TO COUNTRY? Macquarie’s Welcome to Country welcomes all people of the University to the local land belonging to the Wattamattagal people of the Darug Nation, whose culture and customs have nurtured, and continue to nurture, this land. It communicates the cultural significance of our people, campus and surrounding areas. It is extremely important to us to acknowledge, respect and celebrate the history of our people and our land. To hear our Welcome to Country spoken by local Darug Elder, Aunty Julie Janson, search ‘MQ Welcome to Country’ on YouTube. Welcome to 2020 To our new students – welcome to Macquarie University. You’re now an official member of our community. And to our returning students – it’s great to see you back. Your university years are the time to learn, to start building your career and to map out your future success – academic, personal and professional. But it’s also a time to have fun, make friends for life and get involved in our community. Make the most of your time here at Macquarie. This diary will help keep you on track with your studies and also guide you to our support services and systems. You’re important to us and we want you to succeed, so don’t be afraid to ask for help and advice along the way. Here’s to a rewarding 2020. got this! Contents GET STARTED GET UNI-READY GET HELP YOUR CALENDAR 1 Are you MQ2020 ready? BEFORE WE START … Have you enrolled in your units (subjects) for 2020? If you haven’t enrolled yet, log in to eStudent and enrol now at mq.edu.au/eStudent NEW STUDENTS ALL STUDENTS Have you accessed iLearn, our wi-fi Do you need to order any textbooks network and your student email? or materials for your units? NO YES NO YES GO TO NEXT NEXT GO TO PAGE 3 STEP STEP PAGE 15 Have you checked out our free study skills resources for help with Have you collected your campus card? studying, writing, referencing, maths and more … ? NO YES NO YES GO TO NEXT PAGE 3 STEP GO TO NEXT PAGE 16 STEP Is your 2020 study schedule Have you planned your travel to uni? organised? NO YES NO YES GO TO NEXT GO TO NEXT PAGE 7 STEP PAGE 20 STEP Have you started thinking about Do you know the best ways to where you want to be after you meet new people at Macquarie? graduate? It’s never too early to start thinking about these things. NO YES NO YES GO TO GO TO PAGE 10 ALL STUDENTS GO TO NEXT PAGE 27 STEP NEED HELP? CHAT TO FOLLOW Do you know the key dates in the STUDENT CONNECT: US ON academic calendar (first day of session, last day of session, exam • Ask a question online at @Macquarie ask.mq.edu.au period etc)? University Campus • Visit them on Level 2, NO YES MUSE, 18 Wally’s Walk @macquarieuni • Call them on (02) 9850 6410 @macquarie_uni GO TO YOU’RE READY PAGE 29 FOR STUDY! 2 GET STARTED Get started CONTENTS ADMIN AND TECH ESSENTIALS YOUR MQ2020 DEGREE TRAVELLING TO MACQUARIE YOUR SAFETY YOU AT MACQUARIE GET CONNECTED EXTRA TIPS FOR NEW INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS TOP 10 PLACES TO VISIT IN NSW Top 5 tips for starting GET STARTED Keep your mobile number, mailing a new study address, alternate email address and emergency contact details session up to date in eStudent. TIP 1: TIP 3: ASK FOR HELP GET PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE AND GET INVOLVED Go to Student Connect and ask for help. Ask Embrace every experience as part of your learning, early; don’t be shy. Ask anything about your as uni is not just about getting a degree. Make the learning life, even if it feels like a silly question. most of your time by seeking out opportunities to get involved, whether that’s volunteering, interning or The Student Connect team are waiting for you to running events for a club or society. ask. Like their name suggests, they will connect you to our services and support systems. • Ask online at ask.mq.edu.au • Ask face to face at Level 2, MUSE, TIP 4: 18 Wally’s Walk USE OUR • Ask over the phone on (02) 9850 6410 FREE SUPPORT SERVICES Our student services are designed to support YOU and help you succeed. We have supports for your academic study as well as your personal life. Use TIP 2: them. We’ve listed some of them in this diary for you DEVELOP A as a handy reference. Don’t forget – if you need help GOOD STUDY ROUTINE or support and don’t know where to start, contact Student Connect. Plan your time wisely. Start studying and preparing assignments as soon as possible – you won’t regret it. You’ll be amazed at what you can achieve with a little planning. Use this diary to organise yourself and to TIP 5: work towards your 2020 study goals. AIM FOR BALANCE Look after yourself. Work, study, friends and taking time out are all important for your health, wellbeing and success. Make sure you set aside time in your schedule to find some balance. Find more tips at mq.edu.au/study/your-first-six-weeks Admin and tech essentials YOUR CAMPUS CARD After you have enrolled, you can get your campus FIRST-TIME LOG IN card. The card is your ID while you’re on campus To access our online systems, you’ll need and gives you access to the Library, to print and to set-up your OneID password. You can do copy facilities, and to campus buildings. this from your computer or mobile device via mq.edu.au/firsttimelogin Beat the queue and order your campus card online mq.edu.au/campus-card 1800 CARE MQ (1800 227 367) student wellbeing and safety helpline Name Surname Signature Student OneID: 12345678 This card must be carried at all times when on University premises. It must be presented on request, when sitting for examinations and when borrowing books from the Library. Not transferable. Signing this card indicates acceptance of the conditions of use. If found please return to Macquarie University Student Connect, Level 2, MUSE, 18 Wally’s Walk, NSW 2109 12345678901234 CXD: 123456 Your full name Your ID photo which Your eight-digit student ID number, you can upload via also known as your OneID CaptureME 24/7 helpline for students Your signature WI-FI ACCESS iLEARN Wi-fi is free on campus. Connect to ‘Macquarie OneNet’ This is your online learning centre where you can using your OneID and password on any mobile device regularly view important details and resources for your or laptop. units, such as your unit guide, lecture slides, recordings and readings. It’s here you’ll also complete quizzes, STUDENT EMAIL submit assessments, and communicate with students Don’t miss out on important information. We communicate and academics ... it’s all in iLearn. with you via your Macquarie student email address so be If you need help using iLearn, go to the Library and get sure to set it up and check it regularly. Your student email a digital tour of the system. is powered by Gmail.com mq.edu.au/ilearn Your email address is: [email protected] OR [email protected] APPSTREAM Appstream gives you instant access to applications such eSTUDENT as EndNote, Adobe Acrobat Reader DC and much more, You can update your personal information and so you can work anywhere and anytime. contact details, enrol and withdraw from units, register for classes, view exam results and pay some mq.okta.com fees in eStudent. IT SERVICE DESK mq.edu.au/eStudent The IT Service Desk can assist with issues ranging from network access to computer problems. T: (02) 9850 4357 Visit ask.mq.edu.au for enrolment E: [email protected] support, planning your timetable Visit them, Room 244, 17 Wally’s Walk and setting up your email. Lodge a ticket using mq.service-now.com 3 Your MQ2020 degree Your future success is important to us, so in 2020 we’re launching our redesigned degrees to offer you the best academic experience, courses and units. GENERALIST AND SPECIALIST DEGREES CORE AND FLEXIBLE ZONES We grouped our degrees into two categories: Our new degrees include core and flexible zones. 1. Generalist degrees – such as the Bachelor Core zone = A set group of units that make up of Arts, the Bachelor of Commerce and the the foundation learning in your degree. Generally Bachelor of Social Science – provide more speaking, these are compulsory units you must flexibility in the units you can choose, which complete.
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